FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

ST. LOUIS (Nov. 12, 2007) - Datotel LLC, has earned a 2007 Fast Track Award from the Missouri Chamber of Commerce and Industry. The award recognizes the fastest-growing businesses in Missouri.

Datotel is a St. Louis-based managed services provider, complemented with a full suite of IT services to manage technology systems. Datotel began with a team of just six employees in 2005, grew to 27 by mid-2006, and expanded again in 2007 for a current employee team of 35. Datotel also geographically expanded in 2007. In April, the company added an office in WingHaven (O'Fallon, Mo.), to better serve clients west of St. Louis. The new facility is a complement to the company's downtown space, which is a state-of-the-art, $7 million carrier-class data center.

"In just a few years of operation, Datotel has emerged as the information technology backbone for many businesses in the St. Louis area. Their growth reflects the company's dedication to expanding their services and providing clients with the support they need to keep their computers and networks running. Datotel is a high-tech company we are proud to have in our business community," said Daniel P. Mehan, president and CEO of the Missouri Chamber of Commerce and Industry.

"We're pleased to be recognized by the Missouri Chamber for our growth over the past several years," said David Brown, founder and president of Datotel. "We pride ourselves on our investments and expansions, which have impacted the local economy by creating employment growth in two key St. Louis areas of business. Our services also help protect the St. Louis economy by keeping local businesses up and running - without interruption caused by technology-related issues."

The Missouri Chamber of Commerce and Industry will honor Datotel and five other Fast Track Award winners during the 2007 Annual Meeting and Awards Dinner on Nov. 15 in Kansas City. Gov. Matt Blunt will deliver the keynote address.

St. Louis-based Datotel LLC, provides highly available business solutions including proactive monitoring, managed services, collocation, outsourced IT infrastructure and insourced sharing of IT resources upon which clients depend.

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